Tim Beyers

20% of existing clients and 40% of new clients are considering taking up progeny on that menopause support.

And this is not the only extra service that they're working on.

Last point on this.

So Inefsky and a lot of his leadership team

Back when the stock was a little lower than it is today, it was still in the teens, but they were active buyers on the open market.

They're not selling shares.

They've been, if anything, accumulators of shares.

And that's another thing I like about this.

But I don't know, Carl, I'll ask you to tell me I'm wrong if you think I'm wrong.

Is just the generalized confusion and concern about the healthcare market something that is a dark cloud that weighs over a service like Progeny, especially since it's

for those companies that are self-insured.

Yeah, it could be.

The other piece of it, though, is that as they introduce more services and the existing clients use progeny for more things, you would think that offsets.

Rick, do you have a thing you want to add here?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, I think that's right.

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